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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Advance-Times, 1980-05-28, Page 10AUCTION SALE Ontario Murray -Grey Association on Saturday, June 7 at 1:30 p.m, at Carson's Soles Arena, Listowel, Ontario 3 purebred bulls, 21 purebred females, 73/4 bre' fe- males, 3 half bred females. Only the second time ever offered at public auction in Eastern Canada. The largest offering of purebred Murray -Greys in Ontario. Come and see this unique breed originating in Australia through a Shorthorn/ Angus cross. It has been developed for easy calving ablility, excellent feed conversion and better carcass yield. .. . Start the decade of the 80's right with . "tomorrow's breed" toddy. - For information or catalogues. contact auctioneers: W. F.' Walker and Associates Ltd. ' • 68 Sherwood Forest Drive. Markham, Ont. L3P 1111 or 01416-294-4970 .� Portable Welding Will do custom port- able welding and in - shop repair work. *Ornamental railings *Free estimates Phone Spike Bakker RR6 L ieknow 1_2‘...?±!_i528 4114"1616 ham Advance -Times, May 28, )t980 and Mrs. Derril and family and Mr_ 'S. Cliff Hallman and nald_ attended the Angst 'eunion on Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Les Stroeder and family. Also attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wall, as in the afternoon a bridal, sl w& WAS hid in honor ,of Patti Wall,, b de of next'ilnoath. Mrs, Harry Judge, Paul and Yvonne, visited Sunday with Mrs. L. Leslie of Belgrave. Mr. and Mrs. D, Cranch are visiting for a few days in Montreal. Mr. and 'Mrs. Edgar Dah- ms of Mildmay visited Sunday with Mr. and M. s. Ervin Reidt- Evening Auction Sale of Consignments of Household Furnishings will be held in the Teeswater Arena on MONDAY, JUNE ?, starting at 6:30 p.m. Consignments include several beds, some anti- ques, piano and stool, variety of chairs, assorted dish- es, set of dishes and silverware, appliances, toys, and many more items. TERMS CASH Auctioneers: Wallace Ballagh, Teeswater 3924170 Grant McDonald, Ripley 395.5353 ;. iN:GH. AM SALES ARENA N 1"- 1. D. A 0S LARGE \ . UQUIDATION'SALE of NEW FURNITURE at the , WINGHAM SALES ARENA 680 Josephine St. (North End of Wingham) 3 DAYS ONLY THURSDAY, MAY 29.9 A.M. - 6 P.M. FRIDAY, MAY 30 : 9 A.M. 9 P.M. SATURDAY, MAY 31 -, 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. A 'c 0 S FEATURED iN THIS SALE: 2 3, and 4;pc. chesterfield suites; 3, 4 and 5pc. bed- room. suites; good selection of table and chair setsin solid woods; buffets; hutches; brass beds; quality box spring and mattress; china cabinets; cocktail tables and end tables;, oil paintings; lawn chairs, etc. Remember sale dates and time. Plan to drop in as this fine furniture must be sold and' will be offered at Liaui- dation Prices. TERMS: Cash. Cheques, Visa, Mastercharge WINGHAM- SALES -ARENA 357-1730 • 357-298.7 TWIN\GI- .AM;§ -ALES ARENA Et U D A T O N ti !.I REHEARSING COMEDY—Actors in the Wingham Towne Players'are busy rehearsing for the upcoming production, 'Look Who's Laughing°. The three -act �- BY SYBIL STRAKER comedy is slated to run June 19-21 at the Town Hall. Rehearsing here are Syd Duggan, Tracy MacKay, Jim Currie and Jack Gillespie. Whitechurch Personals As you can see, you have a new correspondent, one who has been in Whitechurch for the past year and lived in the general area for four 'and a half year. Time sure does fly! Your ;reporter and her husband have made many good friends in Whitechurch . and are • enjoying living in this lovely little village. Remember to let me know your visitors' names, places yoia visit and meetings held inor-around the village. Attending Bruce South :. District, Annual Women's Institute meeting it Bervie on Tuesday; May 20, 'were Mrs. Bill Evans, Mrs. Russel McGuire, Mrs. George Fisher, Miss Merle Wilson and Mrs. Elgin Johnston. The ladies of Chalmers Presbyterian Church held a cleaning bee' at the church last Tuesday. Murray Simpson has been busy these past couple of weeks painting the outside of his house. It sure has given the house a good facelift.' Mr. and Mrs. George -Webster have had their - daughter, Carol, and her two children, :Patrick and Angela:.. of New Brunswick' visiting for the "just week. They were here to attend a wedding which took place in rP.0�1,ann-r d„r+n6 His. Indo WALTON SALE ARENA WEST OF DURHAM ON NO. 4 HWY. COMPLETE SHiRWIiLLDISPERSAL Owned by W. T. Bentley Shelburne, Ontario Walton's Sala Arena, 2 miles west' of Durham on Highway #4 Thursday, June 5, 1980 12 NOON 60 HEAD - 1 EX, 10 VG, 20 GP, 4 NC It is our pleasure to have the opportunity to dis- perse such a great herd as Shirwill Holsteins. Shirwill Holsteins hove exhibited ,,at Dufferin Holstein Show winning Breeders Herd - 1978 and '79 and Premiere Breeder - 1978 and '79. Shirwill Ultimate Donna A (Ex), just one of the 36 Quality Ultimates soiling, has a projected RCA 142M - 142F sells due in Wt. to Quality Marquis Wonder (Ex) Her Oct. '77 daughter by Pickland Citation R (Ex -St) sells fresh and relbred to Marquis Wonder. Also selling is her senior yeling daughter born Sept. '78 by A Woodbine Milkman (Ex -1p), due in October. Many fine individuals and cow famii'"s will sell with R.O.P. records to 20,189 lbs. milk. :rom such great sires , as Carnation Royal Master (E 8 ;MT); Glenridge Citamatt .(Ex); .Glenafton Herdmaster (Ex -Sp); A Birch -Hollow Royalty (Ex -Extra); -Enghill Perseus Admiral (VG -Extra) and others. A number of these cows are selling fresh, balance in various stages of lactation. A well grown group of bred heifers and yearling heifers and calves from popular sires with full pedigrees. As a Sales Manager, I feel that cattle from this herd will serve as outstanding foundation animals for the most discriminating buyer. LIsOO d hard. Reck!ssified before the sole. Donald E. Walton Eel's Manager and Auctioneer weekend. Just a reminder to send your donation to the men- tally retarded for the Flowers of Hope seeds which you received in the,' mail recently. Friday, May 23, the Town Hall Board sponsored a dance in the 'Community Memorial Hall. A good crowd enjoyed dancing to Joe Tiffin's Orchestra. One couple attending the dance. came from as far away as Cobourg. A delicious lunch was served at midnight. Whitechurch friends were sorry to hear of the sudden death of Miss Lorrie Perry, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Perry of Bluevale. Mr. Perry is the student Minister at the United Church here. The coni-, munity extends sympathy tb the Perry family. Funeral service was held Tuesday at Bluevale. Mrs. Alice Rollings, mother of Mrs. Tony Straker, attended the Presbyterian anniversary service. Mrs. Rollings is staying with her daughter and son-in-law for a couple of months. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Tiffin and Mrs. Robert Mowbray were in Luiknow on Saturday assisting Mrs. George Tiffin move into her apartment. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson and Miss Merle Wilson of Wingham were Sunday evening visitors with Mrs. Robert Mowbray. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw visited Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Purdon. Mr. and Mrs, Purdon visited Saturday with Dr. and Mrs. Ed Carey, Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Relison Falconer of Sarnia brought' her mother, Mrs. Hazel Stacey of Wingham, to her home in Wingham on Saturday and. also visited with his mother, Mrs. Robert Mowbray. ' Guests for anniversary services at the Presbyterian Church and with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Elliott were Mrs. Agnes Elliott .of • Wingham, Crystal_Konings and Ryan of Belniore. . Mr.. And .,MtS. ,Eii:ic, wens of . Iyde Park were Sunday afternoon 'visitors with his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Bill Evans. Mrs. Garnet Farrier recently accompanied Mrs. Olive Gillespie of Sarnia on a tour to Pennsylvania in- cluding Gettysburg, Lan- caster and several, other places of interest. �= On Saturday Mrs. Garnet , Farrier, Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw, Mrs. Lorne Durnin attended a bridal shower for Janet Bushell held at the home of . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gillespie, Kinlough. Weekend guests with Miss Mildred McClenaghan were Mr.- and' Mrs. Percy • McClenaghan of Kitchener Q' and Mrs. Moore, former ctnrslseeper et Wi,itarhnr'h. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McClenaghan,visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Des Roches and family of London and attended the Charlie Pride Show. Mrs. Cora Yuill of Southampton, sister of Mrs. Stewart of Wingham, was a Sunday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin. Mrs. Tiffin is a niece of Mrs. Yuill. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Rintoul and Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Speiran of Brussels visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Rintoul, Carol, Kimberley and Debbie of Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cameron and Mrs. Luella MacPherson of Lucknow were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rintoul. The 98th anniversary service of Whitechurch United Church will be held June 8 with guest speaker Rev. R. C. Putman of Pine River. Before the writer and her husband left Wroxeter we had to find a new home for our horse, Jake, so we sold him to a man in Bluevale. Since then he went to another owner and now he has found anew home here in Whitechurch. Sunday we saw him for the first time in a year, being ridden by Lisa Stone. We were quite pleased to see him looking so good. Monday we looked out the window just in time to see Mrs. Springer's car back into a tree. It seems the car got there by itself as no one was in it at the time and we can only assume that es she got out of the car the gears must have been nudged. No one was hurt but there was quite a bit of damage done to the trunk and bumper. Recently. the writer was working. in the garden and heard a familiar noise. In the sky was a 'flock of honking geese, about 63 in number, making their way north. Each year.' that we are for- tunate to see this spectacle we always marvel that these birds fly such great distances and always know the way. This annual event is to. ..the. writes one of the wonders of our world. :MTs. Don;if}}ncent,.Patrick and Angela; Mt rned'totliesr home in Riverview, . New. Brunswick, Saturday --.after spending ten::'days With her parents, M:\\ and. Mrs. George Webster, and visiting Mr. and Mr& Harold Vin- cent, Belgrave, and- other relatives. While here Mrs. Vincent and. Mr. and Mrs. Webster- attended' the Hum phrey=Melichercik wedding in Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Russel McGuire attended a cousin's funeral a Thornbury on Friday. Visitors during an- niversary weekend with Rev. and Mrs. John Bell were_.. Rev....: Robert H. Armstrong; ,Rev. and Mrs. Keith Humphrey, Christopher and James, ivncnaei Joiicueur ui: iviou- treal, Mr. and Mrs. Russell' Humphrey and William, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kirkcaldy, Angela and Jason, Edmonton. Mr. and Mrs. Tarry Rutledge, Shawn "and Jasoh of Clinton visited Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. George Webster, Whitechurch, and her sister, Mrs. Don Vin- cent,and family: Rev. and Mrs. Keith Humphrey, ' James and Christopher, left ' Monday morning for their 'new charge at Yorkton, Saskatchewan. --Mrs. Fred Davis of LaSalle spent a few days last week with her mother, Mrs. Garnet Farrier. Isar. and Mrs. ' Rex Richardson of Lavonia, Michigan, spent a few days MTh Hugh Sinnamon. Other Sunday visitors at the same home were Mrs. Gordon Hall of Brussels, Mrs. Philip MacMillan, Lucknow, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hertel, Kitchener, Ken Sinnamon, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sin- namon, all of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinnamon and family of Monlgton, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Beecroft and Karen. Roberts and Carl Duggan, principal, of the . Western. Conservatory of -Music, Lon- don, from whom Mr. Roberts takes singing lessons. Alison Roberts accompanied them on the piano. Mrs. George McGee and Mrs. Norinan;Coultes. were at the piano and organ for the service. FLOWERS .7. . e e 'moodGowd t'l;lam•and. Mrs. Winnieg,. anitoba, wetted W,ednes y► *WI Mr. Ind Mrs, Meiviri Taylor. Mrs. Harvey Vtoupland of Wroxeter, accompanied by Mre Harry Gowdy, called on Mrs: L. Gallaher at Mapleton Manor, Listowel, on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John McCtitciteon attended a faintly reunion at Bramalea oR=8lunday- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Austin of Petawawa spent few days with his mother, Mrs. William Austin, and other relatives. Glennhas retired from the Armed Forces after 28 years -of service. He was with the Royal Canadian Engineers as Chief Warrant Officer. Mr and'Mrs. James Austin, Jeffrey and Derek of Elmira visited Sunday at the same home. Mr. and _Mrs. Harvey Plant of Allan- ark visited at the home ofs. Glad Edgar on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bev Currah and Gerry_ - Currah, Miss Norma Haveman of Listowel, _Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hinkley and Becky, Elmira, Rick Currah, Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Evers of Clifford and Roger Evers of Toronto attended the baptismal service of Melissa Leanne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Evers, in Belniore Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Woodrow Dustow of Toronto is spending a few days with'his mother, Mrs. Albert Dustow, and other relatives. 'Mrs. William Kaufman of Listowel visited Mr. and Mrs. Irving Toner 'on Sun- day. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas mice • Wedding Arrangements.. • Cut flowers • Plants • Flowers by Wire Service LEWIS FLOWERS 135 Frances Phone 357-3880 Anniversary at Calvin.Brick I3ELGRAVE — The Cal- vin -Brick United Church annivr sary service, was held Sunday evening with Rev , Barry Passmore u of Winghmii United Church speaking on the theme, "He Leadeth Me". Special music was provided by Rev. John Gr The lower NT., 1 1VVtPK*' •flowers for all occasions •potted plants *weddings are a specialty PROMPT DELIVERY SERVICE Call or drop in and see us ;at 218 Josephine St., Wingham PHONE 357-3333 FUELS BILL ,TIFFIN Imperial Esso Agent For all your Home and Farm Fuel and Lubricating Needs 357.1032 WELDING "Phe s I►, .. Teeswater, also att sa ewe ; n 'Hyndman of t . weekend With Mrs and, `Mrrs Allan Hyndnian M . and Wilt's. Lomb in� Rokfnson visited Sunday visited with Miss Linda Robinson, , S"rathroy Fergus. Mks. Allo Mrs . James Alii; Sunni ,iy at returned home Satuil n. :. d t from Wingham and District Mo1entcf MrS, .. Tie; RMr. and Mrs. Jack Hoff- Milverto> to ',rMrs.+fl vemet i C,13r 0-00 a1n Freedom of religion is Belmore VMS -topic BELMORE — "If westand for the right to religious freedom, do we mean it as much for people of other religious beliefs as we do for our own?" asked Mrs. E. Jeffray as she presented the topic, 'Freedom of Religion', at the April meeting of the Women's Missionary'Society of Knox Presbyterian Church, Belmore. Examples of problems which threaten the religious freedom of people in India, Canada, Taiwan and Cuba were described and discussed. Though freedom ' of religion is not universally enjoyed, unpopularity, in- con$enlenceand ordinary everyday pressures are the three main hindrances to a Christian witnessing for Christ. President Mrs. K. Dickson contributed several in- spirational poems to the program and appropriate hymns were sung. Mrs. R. Dickson chose the theme, 'Bloom Where You're Planted', for the devotions and based her prayer and SALES AND SERVICE :"Lyinilloy.. Enterprises Ltd. Honda aind Skidoo Sales & Service Hwy. 86 east of Wingham Phone 519-357-3435 SALES Forever Yours Stationery • Invitations • Thank you notes •-Napkins, matches- • Social announcements Tho Winahnm Advance - Times Office BACKHOE Backhoe Work Hugh McBurney WINGHAM 357-3819 ELECTRICAL PLETCH ELECTRIC LTD. Electrical Contractor Motor Rewinding and Complete Motor Sales WINGHAM 357-1583 meditation- nn, f1'aissages from St. Matthew. 's, Gippel and the Song of zSolotnon which described the beauty of spring growth.: Theroll call was answered by 12 ladies with thoughts about spring expressed in scripture verses or joems. Rev. and Mrs, Jack Macintosh from the Korean Christian Church, in Japan will speak at the Maitland Presbyterial meeting„ . in Bluevale on June 9. Several church groups will be -invited to hear Mrs. John Bell of Whitechurch when she ad- dresses the Belmore Auxiliary on Monday, June 16. Mrs. Doug McPherson read Erma Bombeck's essay, 'When God' Created Mothers', as her special contribution to the program. Mrs. Lloyd Simmons served cream puffs arid fruit juice during the fellowship hour. Copies of the Presbyterian Calendar and Mission Update were available for anyone wishing them. irecto PLUMBING PLUMBING INSTALLATIONS Repairs, Renovations New installations, call Terry Deyell at 357-2808 or 357-1229 PAINTING FREE ESTIMATES R & J Painting INTERIORi EXTERIOR DECORATORS Phone: Rod 392-8290_ Jim 357-3005 PLUMBING HEATING Leroy Jackson —Plumbing —Heating —Tinsmithing 191 Josephine St. Wingham 357-2904 INSURANCE rtssust e►sicE All Types of Insurance 335.3525 357-2636 GORRIE WINGHAM CONSTRUCTION BERT 357.3053 and DICK 528-2726 ASKES BROS. CONSTRUCTION General Building and Renovations Concrete Forming WE SELL Hunt & Pella Windows Kaiser Aluminum Products Andex Barn Products FREE FSTIMATES =PRINTING ' • WINGS'i1r1 .PRINTING- , SERVIC RINTING- SERVICE •,PRINTING PHOTO COPIES lei• REGISTER FORMS • RUBBER STAMPS • WEDDING STATIONERY 314 JOSEPHINE STREET WINGHAM 357-3800 T-SHIRT PRINTING Our .T -Shirt Are- 'TOPS' IA Great Walking Advertisement, G.D.K. Enterprises Wroxeter, Ontario CUSTOM SILK SCREEN PRINTING OF T-SHIRTS Gordon Meter. Box 62, Monster Bus. 3353136 Res• 335-3671 HAIRDRESSING 07 J oU^-IL of dtasa BEAUTY SALON "SPECIALIZING in PERMS and HAIRCUTS” Josephine Street Wingham, Ontario Phone 357-2812 If Your Business Is Service